Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
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ST. LOUIS. June l3-The second race ! of the bankers and brokers stakes, one | and one-eighth mile, Hsggins' Touohe- pas leads the Duke of Bourbon. At the ! second passing of the stand the same ] orier. At the quarter Touchepas leads, the Duke of Bourbon second, Carey third. The same at the hall and three quarters. Baldvin's Miss Ford wins easily, Carey second, Hsggin's Rosalind third. lime. ;57. or the five starters ! Miss Ford was the favOrile.
 SAS FRANcIsCO, June l3-The Earl of Aberdeen was given an address Of welcome by the resident tlrish-Americsns this afternoon. The address spoke in l glowing terms of the regard in which Aberdeen is held by Irishmen through out the world
 MEMPHIS. Juns l3-Some time ago the Memphis EvenIng Scinnitar sent out circalsr letters Co the leading newspa- pers Cf Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, l Louisiana, Tennessee and Texas, put | ting the following query: 'In view oi President CleyelHnd's pocket veto Uf the River and llRrbor bull do You favor hls r,nomination by the Democratic party m lSSSg" Tbirty-five replies were re ! ceiyed, Of these twenty-seven wero m the affirmative. six in the negative and two non-committEl.
 SAN DlEGo. June l3.-The i5chooner Lou, Captain Porter winch IsfI lats Thursday for Lower California, took out no clearance papers from the Mexican consul. She had on board large amount of cOntrsband goods aud the Mexican government telegraphed yes terdHy for steamer to chase and capture her. The steamer Carlos Pa ohec1 left last night for Ensengda 10 take on board the Mexican officers and to capture the sLiugglers.
 LONDON. June 13.-In the lords this afternoon. Viscount Gross, secretary of state for India, announced that Lord Dutferin, vicerOy of India, has tele- graghed on June 9th there Was no fight ing going on ID AfghanIstan.
 PORTLAND. June l3-Ffiiz Spurgarth, a Swiss sixty years of sgs. residing in the lower end of this cuuu,ry. killed himself this morning wi.h a shotgun. He left note stating he dii this be cause his daughter would not obey him.
 WAsHINGToS. June l3.-TEe pTesi- dent held a public reception in the egsi room this afternoon,
 VIRGINIA CTTY, New, June l3.-Wii- liam Bird died here this afternoon. HIs father was chef of the Wyandoitc In dians in Saudusky, Ohio.
 RIVERSIDE, Cal. June I3-Fred Fiji kins. aged l5, son of D. w. FIikins Of this city, was drowned while in bathing this afternoon The boy was probably held down by the mud and unable tO e1tricste himself. Ills father and mother are :n Chicago.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, June l3-Ore hun dred ounces of platinum was received here to-day from Granite Creek, British Columbian With the exception of few ounces from southern Oregon. This is the first lo. of this rare and valuable metal winch has been received here.
 SAN DIEGo, J1De l3.-Ihe San Diego Daily Bee. one of the morning papers which lately started gs n joint stock company wlth Mrs. Clara FOllz as chiel editor. came to grief this morning. it seemed thEt the assets of the company consisted ID great part of the certificates of stock. The material with winch the paper was printed belonged to the Golden Era. Yesterday morning an article was published renectIug rather severely on the International Company of Mexico and claiming that they had no claim to their immense estates m Lower California. The Golden E-a magazine Is said to have been sold out 1 right by its proprietor to the Inierna- .loDRl Company who took immediate | possession, and as Q consequence the Bee | failed tO make its appearance today.
 Several rumOrs are tiying about iu re- | gard to the matter.
 TORONTO, June l3.-The striking car penters met this morning, Bbout l.2GO ensgerIng to their names. |. was au- nOuncgd thn. tweEty-soven master car penters had signed an agreement grant | iug an increased rate and the men, about 4U, went to work this afternoon. It Is expected that the other masters | will soon follow shit. About 3OO plas- | terers were out on strike this morning | far an advance of 2ii cents per hour. Twenty master P!as'ereTs promptly I agreed tO grant the increase ard their | men will go back to work to- morrow. leaving only about sixty men out.
 SAN FRASCIsco, June I3-A dispatch from official sources states that only sixteen of the San Carlos Indians are away from the reservation, and that sll the Indians feel that tLe conduct of the others ghO have committed depreda. tons reflects on them. They say they are anxious to capture the rsnegades themselves, and would like to assist in their apprehension.
 SAN FRASCIsco, June I3.-A cores pendent of the Chronicle telegraphing from helseyville, says: The illness of Governor Bartlett, Who hRs been stop ping at Highland Springs for the past month, IS such as tO arouse the serious and grave Rppreheusions Of those cogniz- ant of his true condition. IT those who knew MT Bartlett as mayor of San Francisco should now see him tbe- would doubtless be shocked by the change in him.
 hIs lace is is sunken. his complexion ssllow. and his walk Is feeble to n pain ful degree. lie walks with the aid of a crutch. It appears tha. his health has m realty reached much lowe- and more critical ebb than was ever publicly learned, and the truth has been kept quiet in order not to arouse publ.c an- prehensiOn. He is the victim uf n va rieiY ot complaints growing ont of over wOrk-rheumatlsrn, gout, lGmbsco, ms larIs and some Hfiiiction of the kidney.
 ATLANTA, Ga, June 1.-The Supreme Court ot the State yesterday, sustained the will of David Dickson making Amands F. Bead banks his heir, with fortune of 0 half million dollars. The legRtee Is an illeSitemste child ty negress in DIckson's service. The fight was made on the will the principal point being that 1t WAS opposed to public policy to permit a white man to dispose of his property to colorei illigi;ems;e children. The supreme court held tLat negroes have civil rights as well as white people and the will mus. stand.
 LONDON. June 1I-Prince Albert Victor. eldest son oi Prince oi Wa!es will attend tbe grand jubilee Thanks piyrny service tO be held in S. patricLs